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fraz 28-03-2014 10:43 PM

Retrofitting Cruise Control - 96 Sport
 

So, as the title suggests, I'm looking at retrofitting Cruise Control into my sport. Why? Because I do a total of 95km a day driving to work and back, and it'd be nice. :p

I'm assuming most of the factory wiring would be in place, and that I would just need a relay, cruise control servo, servo wire to throttle body, control switches and a clock spring to suit the cruise control.

Is there anything else that would be needed to install? Has anyone got cruise as a factory option that is local to eastern suburbs sydney so I can have a look at whether I need anything else?

Cheers in advance :D

junglejuice 29-03-2014 06:43 AM

Ok I have done this several times and what you need is the switch panel in the steering wheel, the clock spring, the servo with cable linkage and the vacuum lines that go from the servo all the way to the vacuum cannister as the models with cruise control use a larger vacuum line the models without cruise.
I have most of these parts here if you're interested.....

fraz 29-03-2014 06:52 AM

Just what i wanted to hear :D

Which bits haven't you got JJ? Just so I know what to start looking for. :)

junglejuice 29-03-2014 09:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fraz (Post 1457786)
Just what i wanted to hear :D

Which bits haven't you got JJ? Just so I know what to start looking for. :)

I don't have a spare switch panel or clock spring, I have the rest...

Richard buttocks 29-03-2014 09:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by junglejuice (Post 1457892)
I don't have a spare switch panel or clock spring, I have the rest...

Could just put switches on the dash like I did...

bruggz351 30-03-2014 06:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Richard buttocks (Post 1457900)
Could just put switches on the dash like I did...

RB, did you ordinary momentary switches?
How did you it?

cheers

junglejuice 30-03-2014 07:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bruggz351 (Post 1458079)
RB, did you ordinary momentary switches?
How did you it?

cheers

Different models require different switching styles...


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